The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-29

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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOrEA
Mr.. LrpscoMB, who was Assistant Secre-
tary of State OF South Carolina when Mr..
Thompson, now Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, was Governor, will be appointed
Chef Clerk % the Patent Office in place Of
Mr.. Duryea, resigned. The salary 10 q, $50
The Army Retiring Board has recon-
mended the retirement Of Captain J. f.
Simpson. Third cavalry, who il under treat
ment for insanity. Captain Simpson was
the officer who created q scandal In Arizona
few years ago by his conduct with no
torious woman.
The ticket boycott question has been
passed upon by the Interstate Commits
sion. A majority Of the Commission was
Of the opinion that Objectionable tickets
might lawfully be turned to the WALL
otherwise boycotted.
HE 10fRer, OSCaT y. harVcys ubo O0Cu
sentenced to twelve years. imprisonment
IN Washington. He pleaded guilty.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland returned
10 New York State.
Mrs. CLEVELAND celebrated her twenty
third birthday anniversary very quietly at
Oakview on the 2lst.
ACTING SECRETARY MULDRow has denied
Q petition from the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, asking that the Commissioner OF
the General Land ONCE DO instructed to
issue patents to the Central Pacific Com
pany on lands amounting to 194, O51 acres in
the Sacramento, Cal, land district
WILLIAM L. FREREr, Of New Orleans, has
been appointed Supervising Architect OF
the Government vice NJ. h. Bell.
ANOTHER crank named Kellet. Q soldier
from Hampton. was arrested Ut the White
House the other day, and locked up on
charge Of drunkenness. He visited the
White House, he said, ito take possession
OF the executive mansion" No weapon
was found on HIM.
TIE count Of cash in the United States
treasury ended on the I'D. A deficiency
OF g 50 was discovered, which WAS traced
back many years to an error Of one OF the
clerks, who made the deficiency good, thus
balancing the accounts.
SECRETARY WHITNEY has appointed q
board of naval officers to take the cruiser
Atlanta out to sea and give her q thorough
hest
THE EAST.
Ar meeting of Assembly No. 14St green
bottle glass-blowers, at Huntington, Pa,
recently, the wages question was decided.
The rate for next year will be the sixty
cent limit, less ten per cent This is An in
crease of seven per cent. over last year.
The assembly decided on one apprentice for
every fifteen journeymen.
The Pinkertons are credited with pre-
venting a riot at West Leisenring, Pa, by
beating Hungarian with the butt-end Of q
musket, the rest of the Hungarians taking
flight.
IT now appears. from the confession of
Mr.. Fitzroy, of Holyoke, Mass, an eye
witness to the death Of Jennie Cramer, for
whose murder the Malley boys were tried
and acquitted, that the unfortunate girl
committed suicide. His reasons for with
holding the truth during his lifetime was
that he did not desire to make public q dis
graceful episode in his own life.
SEvENTY-rHREE Hungarians sent from
New York to take the place Of strikers in
the Pennsylvania coke region have refused
to work.
OWING to trouble over the employment Of
. non-union man about 275 shirtmakers
were locked out Of R K. Davies & Co.'s
factory in New York City the other day.
JOIN McNEENY, while crazed with drinl
recently at Oil City, Pa, killed his wife
and fatally shot his son Peter and . polict
oficer named James,
The Standard Oil Company's works a,
Constable Hook, near Jersey City, N. J..
was on fire on the morning Of the Goth. The
destruction was immense reaching up Il
xl.OOO,OO0
THE New York Stock Exchange govern
ing committee met on the 10Th and elected
Mr. R N. Thomas vice-president, to sue
coed the late Alfred r. Hill.
IT has transpired that 125 of the Third
Avenue New York; Car Company's horse.
were poisoned by cyanide of potassium, IN
stead of twenty as was first stated. Tween
ty-nine died.
DE Witt H. NEwKIRK, Of Kingston, N
Y, committed suicide recently. He was
defaulter to the amount Of $4,000
HASTINGS & ToDD, card manufacturers o
New York City, have assigned, with 81, co
preferences.
THERE was Q fight at the Mammoth COX
works near Greensburg, Pa, the other day
Three non-union workers were scriousl,
beaten.
TIE eight-inch guns on the new stee
cruiser Atlanta have an excessive recoil
dangerous to the men working them. In
recent trial near Brooklyn the decks wer
torn up and q sheep killed. The sheep ha
been tied near the gun for experiment
ROBERT GARRETT declares that the B. 1
n g 49, H., ho,p n
to meet its engagements within the tim
stated.
A BULL movement has followed the re
cent panic in the New York coffee marke,
SHLvANUs CoBB, Jr, the we'll know
story writer, died in Hyde Park, Mass
on the Goth OF pneumonia He was born i
1873
The Chicago express on the Erie roa
suddenly turned q curve near Aileudala
n. Y, on the 2lst and dashed into . crow
OF italian laborers, fatally mangling ten Q
twelve Of them The express was one hOu
behind time and the men were At work o
the track not the least apprehensive Q
danger.
MOTHER EMILIA, superior Of the order q
Sisters OF st. Mary in America, died tn
other night At the home convent Of the Of
der in Lockport, n. Y.
ZIEsLE's brewery and street car barns 9
BuAalo, N. Y, were burned on the after
noon Of the 2lst The total loss footed u
<400OO0; insurance $250.OO0.
II was stated in New York that Senate
1ahone's mission to induce prominent H
publicans to furnish money to carry Vii
gina in the pending campaign failed Of ii
purpose, no funds being forthcoming.
JAMES WEEDEN, the wellknown high